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Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

Rev. S. b. Barnirz, who has been spending
several days in our city in the interest OF the
English Lutheran church, left for yelling
ton, Caldwell and the southeast last evening.
In the language of Rev. J. NJ Cromer, of
Kansas CRY, he has caught it bad Mr.
Crorasr ahiaks there are three places. viz:
Heaven, Wichita and Kansas City.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

y. d. Ayers AID wife returned home from
* Dorado yesterday
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

The Obi buildings ror.h 81 tbs E~issrHaa
Nyes were being mos 81 a~ay yes:srtsy.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

Mrs.. Lou Henderson, wife OF Mr.. Cash
Henderson. in company With her mother and
her nephew, start for Califsrnia chs morn
ing for . visit to this Pacific coast and It's
principal cities for couple Of months The
EAGLE wishes Mrs. H, her mother and
Little Paul delightful trip to tbs land Of
the setting sun
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

Captain B. II. Handlon left yesterday fol-
Kansas City.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

5. II. Lemon has just received. from the
east fine hew hack
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

Al. III. Stewart was in from Medicine
Lodge yesterday.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR MAYOR,

In reeponse to the earnest solicit8t icn of large
number If the people Of Wichita, respectfully
pourcP myself as noni artisan, citizens candidate
for mayor. J. =. ALLEN.
In response to the Lumerous requests made to me
by my friends an,oBg the business men OF this CRY
respectfully amour self non partisan pe0,
pies candidate for mayer assuring al taf elected
will devote myself TO the best interests Of he city
Irrespective Of psrty or other interests. H. G. LEE
thereby announce myself a. peoples candidate for
mayor OF the city Of Wich IL. This action Is in
Spouse TO request Of many citizens of CITY.
c. E. MARTIN.
Contrary to the advife OF some of my personal
friends and in accordance with the request of q
goodly number I announce myself q candidate
Tor mayor OF the great and booming city Of Wichita
and win say thar should be .lected will try and
do my dtAies without fear favor and do all cen
to keep up with the spirit OF the times
b. B. E03IEsroN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

roiISE JtDok
Please announce me people g candidate for 10
lice Judge OF the Ciy Il ichiia- A. II. MCKEE.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

Tho president Of the W. c. T. q. don't
seem to take to the EAGLx's candidate for
mayor. The EAGLE has no desire to speak
for Mr.. Allen nor has it any authority in
that direction. Upon the other hand it made
! no appeal to the president of the W. C. To.
for him, the probabilities are that she is not
mashed, politically speaking, on any of the
| candidates now Offering. Presumably she
would prefer a candidate of her own. It's a
free country and a woman can vote for her
self or for her husband, il she so chooses
The editor Of the EAGLE has not talked with
Mr.. Allen as to what he would or would not
do as mayor. We simply took the life End
character of the man for our estimate Of
him, and the man or the woman either, who
attempts to break such a record over the
shoulders Of the EAGLE will simply fail
There ara other voters in the town than thu
president of the w. C. T. o., who, claiming
to be q Republican, goes to Democratic or
gan to quote a Republican paper and to crit
isize Republican citizen. God has ceased
ture so Ear as it lay in their power delegated
the matter TO the hands Of women, but we
have no evidence that the president of the w.
c. T. U. has been authorized to speak for all
of the other women, or for God either, whose
word she so abundantly quotes.
The latest thing out in the way of an adj
vert;-elnent is a label of cigars donned "The
Wichita Boom" manufactured by F. j. Bell
Terre Haute, Indiana. The label comprises
a map Of the United States with the Atlantic
ocean on one side and the Pacific on the other
and in the center of Kansas and consequently
occupying the central point Of the design,
the word 'Wichita" stands in bold but nea,
letters, while across the face is also Wichita
Boom, below the map is Uncle Sam, whit
ting, the eagle at his feet, close beside which
is a medal, above two American flags, neatly
draped. The label as a whole is very rich
aud neat design, and shows low much fame
the Peerless has acquired.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

| Mr. Goldstandt has improved the interior
Of his store by the addition Of fine hat case.
The case, which runs the entire length Of the
west side Of the store, is made OF oak and
walnut artstically carvOd. In the center of
each section is a large French plate glass
mirror; the whole making one Of the most
beautiful and attractive pieces of store fur
niture in the state.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

Please announce that am an irdep ndent O. nd
date for the Office OF cons able. s. EERBEB
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23
FOR COCHCISNEN.

FOR COCNCfSAEN.
c. c. Chivington wishes to announce himself as
candidate for reelection as councilman from Fifth
ward.
10 the Editor OF the Daily Eagle
Please announce RE ca ndidate for re election to
the council from the Fourth ward for the long term
r. T. STONE.
10 the Editor Daily Eagle.
Please announce me as 8 candidate for councilman
In the Fourth Ward B. s. GARRISON.
I hereby announce myself for council from Sec
ond ward, long te1n. J. &C. RICHEY.
I hereby announce myself peoples candidate for
councilman from the Second ward.
A. T. BucKERIDcK.
IN response to the earnest request OF large num-
her Of the residents hereby announce myself as a
candidate for council from the First ard
n A. ENGLISH
Please announce me candidate for council man.
Third ward. CHAs HoFF.
To thu Editor Daily Eagle:
Undt rstandng Il takes TO fill the adermsiic race
from -econd ward hereby announce myself a Il
candidate and hope my name is Ell. LEE TAYLoR-
To the dItor Daily Eagle:
You are authorized to announce DR.. A NJ. Durand
as Candidate for councilman from the FIRST ward.
hereby announce myself as a candidate for coun
hli the biz vote for n for the her fel
low. THOMAS JEWELL
At the request a many citizen,T hereby announce
MYSELF al candidate for councilman from the 5th
ward J. F. mayer.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

hereby announce myself &c a candidate for re-
election To II oce OF city constable II eI. cte1
shall not be the tool 81 party clique clan but
An officer for the whole pee pie q, n city.
Respectfully.
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23
CnR NAlI1aR1 4

Iannounce myself as the peoples candidate for
constable. 10y request OF mary friends.
WILLIAM WEIss.
You are authorized to announce my name as a can
oioate Tor constable. J. II. HUSTON
To Voters al Wichita CITY
Wichita eagle., 1887-03-23

Announce me q can dictate for the Office OF Jus
tloe OF She peace OF the city of Wichita.
s. l. BARRETT.
W. F. Walker WIN be a candidate FOR re election e
tie Office Of justice of the peace.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

IF The experiments now being tried by the medical profession succeed in staying the progress oi that terrible malady, consumption, ss now seems probable, the great boon to humanity will have no equal in any other discov- cry that science has made. The hopelessness that shadows the coDsumptives case and sur round him with perpetual gloom, will hencefortb give way to the assurance of the medical practitioner that the magic of his Grt can easily mag ter the disease and eradicate 1t from a:s physical system. The widespread prey slence O; this insidious Rilmsnt has ap- pealed 10 professional research in vain for . remedy for many years, and the simple announcement that a cure is possible aud has been made practical success. sends a thrill of elsdnesz and hopeful joy through the sufferers ID many an afflicted house. hold. Should the present severe trials of its efficacy prove altogether sEtisfac- tory, the practice of the Eealiug virtues of the discovery will be given to the world as a precious inheritance from progressive science and the phIlaB- thIopical devotion of the medical pro fessIOn.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

WE give, in another column, a svnon- sis of the new license law, perpetrstaa by the Fourteenth circus, whloh ts,,as effect on April first. Like many o,h.r bills passed to take effect at an ea,lv day, the people interested are not fur- nished with an ofiicial copy until tba session laws are printed, say two montbs after the adjournment of the legislature excepting at great cost by obtaining n specially certified copy from the seere- tRry of the territory. The license law is quite lengthy, but the synopsis eIves all its main features. It raises the license of liquor dealers and gambling houses just enough to incur the wrath of tb,se classes of professions gentlemen :" and makes tue sheriff responsible for their evasion of the tax. The bill ami hiiates the decision of the United States Supreme Court in the mstter of drummers' license and in- timstes to that august tribunal the dan ger of monkeying with the business end ot an Arizons legislative mule. If the Supreme Court interposes further ob- !ectlons 10 the premises, it does SO at tine peril of being itself abolished, and another court or similar powers being created in its place. The license Hill. Gs 8 whole, Is said to be rather crude in imperfect law, such as might be ex- pected from legislative body tha. fear ed to have 6 journal O, its proceedings published
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Rogus Indians.

Two tenderfOot citizens fresh from the ,orntelds of Missouri, were at work sew sral days since digging we'll on the Soldier Holes ranch aud two of the young girls thought that they would have tOme fun with be new corners and they proceeded to disguise them seves as Indians and repair to the place where their friends were at work and give them 0 scare. When the young s;ers had dOnned their war paint they had the resemblance of Indisns sure enough and when they approached the well, the two men at work m a stOOpiug position not observing them until within gunshoi, looked up and beheld two iero cious Apaches. Their fear knew no bounds, one jumped into the sir aud fell on the ground ID a dead faint. whilst She other individual pBrnlyzed with fright cut the old mare which was standing by loose from the wagon and iii ou. Tor dear life. A bystsnder told au Epitaph reporter that neither the old mare nor her rider had been heard from since and it is thought that he has started for M.ssouri.-Epitsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
Peported EoubIe Murder,

The startling intelligence was bT thirty to town Sunday night through = cs-- graz, received s. Sheriff Slaughter llIice that the Duncan brothers had both been killed Gt their ranch in the West Huschuc4 mountains, vhersupOn e1 Sheriff Hatch. C. D. Rsppy, Harry QuigleT and Coroner k0ska at once started for the scene of the murder. From what mehgre information The Epi taph csn get. it would appear that the deed was committed as far back ss last Thursday, and ihR: too for revenge, by, II is supposed, Mezicans. who are re- pu,ed to toe 'spesate horse threves, one of whom was lyuched sImo three years since. and in wbicl it was charged that the Duncan boys took hand. ln connection with thIs hanging Mir. and Mrs. Fritz Raffeity' and Ray ymond are also alleged Go have taken part m the judge lynch business. snd time after ward, tbey were all i0ur discovered murdered. It vls thought the deed was done by the DUncans, who were ar rested. End after a number of months incarceration s,t free for want of evil dence. If this be true, however, !. now looks Gs If all SIX murders hsd been per petrated by the sane band ut Mexicans and that the impu.ati0n and suspicion resting on them ot ccmplIcity ID the fuur murders above mentioned was without foundation. The Duucan broth thers were partners with olr well knoTn fellow citizen. c. D. Rcppy, m the ranch and cattle business. The location O! the murder is one of the most lonesome Snd secluded in the HuachucEs. Rnd being only four miles frCm the Mexican line it afforded every opportunity for the evil disposed to accomplish their hel!lsh de signs.-EiitaEh.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
False Report.

The Coroner and c. D. Reppy and party who left town Sunday to recover the dead bodies of the reported murder ed Duncan brothers, returned to Tomb stone yesterday afternoon without the dead. and reported that they had been to the Duncan ranch and found both the boys m the best of health, aud that DO one Was more surprised than they when it vss communicated to them that they were dead men. Who originated the report upon which the telegram an- nouncing the murder of the DuncRns was sent. cannot be positively ascertain cd. Vaughn and Crane claim that they got 1t from a courier en route to huA- chucs, whom they met on the road hna this is all. The report was a canerd or the worst kind. and sent four we'll mean ing men on a wild goose chase ot over enc hundred and twenty-five miles EpitBph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
A aan Killed by Indians at Green
 back.

Charles Monck who arrived from Greenbsck on Wednesday,, reports hsv- iug been fired upon by party Of tive Indians on tke WedDesiay previous. while h camp at night. and while bg was ic bed, from winch he was driven and sheltered himself behind some rocks. The Indians took hIs blankets and camp outfit. He also reports the finding Ot th hs remains of Charles Parker, on Friday the 1lth, by party. Packard, Harold and three others. who were In pursuit ot the Indians. Parker was un- loubtrdly killed by Indians, within a nile oi where they surprised MOnck. The Indians referred to are the four bucks and a boy who Tliiei Boquoi's place and are refugees from tho Teserva- tion Monck further states that they fired two shots at Boguot as he wHs re- turning To his house from his field, and ID endesvoring to escape dropped his hat which he afterwards found in bis house. The raiders took from Boquots residence, blankets, honey, four, a rifle, n six-sEooter. overslls, boots and shoes, most ot which belonged to the Dsggs Brothers, and $25 worth of iswelry be- longing to Mir. POwers.-Silver Belt.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
WE have been amused. and indeed

n--uoCdf uuA luuccu somewhat annoyed, upon receiving among our associated press report by telegraph. dispatches sent out from Ben son that have been taken from the col umns ot the CITIZEN of a previous date. We have noted our opinions ss given edItorisily, psrsded in these telegrams as the sentiments of the people apon certain events that have transpired, and while We may feel somewhat fiattered at the seeming weight of our expressions, they certainly are not in the nature of news es Is generally interpreted. We have now before us a tele- gram sent out from Benson that ap- peared verbatim in Mondays issue of the CITIZEN and our waste basket has re- celved several Of I,s kind in tbe past one or two weeks. It is quite noticeable thR. delayed train bearing the CITIZEN eastward causes sympathetic delay ID the transmission of the second hand news in question. The despicable qusl- isy of the larceny does not annoy us so greatly as the practce Of having our own news items repeated back 10 Us by the expensive process of telegraph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

ONE 1t the wors: swinile5 attempted r.esn: years, on gigantic scale, was t-e Haristeld smelter scheme, by which sL1.als oi ores ot even the most rebel l.sus character, were to be smelted at a 1oui1s. cost We are not advised as 60 the s.e.s--tuI operation Of single plant =-.-,eIby the company, and 4 thelr process possessed sny real merit, every u.ulur camp in the west would have one 0, u..e ot tlem in operation. The c.-a45. advertised with c liberal LEud, .a.i. usvar paIIits bills; indeed these aa0-u.s are real ''chestnnts' ia the hands or collecting agents at the alieg -lLea -qlariers ot the company. IL .--y l-uoeraiely swiBdie the news -..--s. ial7e ls no limit to the depth ot ;-..l I p-4gity. aai upon that fact alone tl-y m.y ls set down as unworshy Of alg .aud-ace or belief
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
WEEKLY CITIZEN.
-,rURpAY. MARCH. 26, 1887.

nEuBER ot recent excursion party
 -b ,r,zons to the Pacific coast tells '.'l .5.- s.perience in passing through 2. TT T.--,.ory, and it is probably but a '-'' ...,- af inc experience of others. 's' inst when thsIr attention was ', the fact that they had entered ''-'- sharp lookout WAS uncon- A''- .-rr ss,sbl shed against a possible ','. ..s b, Land of hostile Apache .. the country was known only ,-s,ss iegested land and barren
 -. Even an occasional steer seen st s distance, WAS the subject of -rs,ei nitticism, snd its fate de-
 -..i ss the certain victim of Apache ,.s f- fresh but tough beef. A ,r,r of iesolation seemed to hang '-.. nall a, gloom aud mourning over --,r- country, and not one sentence
 .s.-rlrg information was U. hand
 .,l .lis cruel and unjust illusion.
 r.-s highly colored pictures of
 .,s-s peacl of the wonderful land
 ,--r.tstha west oi us. but of neglected ,-.-r.. there were none so poor as to 1r- reverence. Drawn thiiher by
 A.- interests. and the dreary shadoEs ,t,s- dream lifted by tue testimony of ,-. ,.,-.. this gentlemen expressed the .-..s.- surprise that the incoming ...;-s were not flooded with descriptive -,r,bI4ts of our country and iis array ., ,s.,p-,es. at the time when the trev- ...s. desire Is bent upon obtaining ali
 .;bI. kaoNledEe of abe .aud throuSa yaien ne Journeys. N-ss scrap, Ior B ...,s m prsise os Ar.zaaa was met with. rs ,bere suy wonder that people go ,rin5,y psst tae very t1-a:ain of wealth ...5 b-altb ,r -l.g 9.. ... earch for them? o.,- own nam. ,.lu.I make known to chen, s-r4'hi1E Jt the attractions ol our .I-rs,s. ou- scenery aud the opportuni- ,ias f-riav.st1urut. and awaken in them eg interest ID Ar,zona sufficient to in 5re4 them b tsrly with us fer s day. r theu they d. not return and spend 6 ssazou lu tba enjoyment of those bless i.gs which are unknown in other DOT lions oi our country, they do not possess th.t Recommending sense of apprecis- ton that clarRc.erizes the progressive cirzsn the great west needs, and We are better ctF without them. Cur people should cause thousands of descriptive pamphlets 10 be printed and circulated up 9 the incoming trains, and the fruits thereof will be surprisingly abundant and valuable.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

THE appointment of M:. Jchn De yins as Deputy Collector Of Interral Revence, is ooe that please' all reFi- dents of inc district in which be is as signed, regardless oi partisan Rfiiia'icn- Mir. Devine has re-ided n Florence for the past fifteen years, bat be enjoys a wide acquaintance throughout south era Arizona, aud in his private or pub he life and character there Is not sin- gle blemish to which Hn enemy-f ho has one-can point. Mir. Dsvine Wlii move his family to Tucson aud make this city EIs headquarters.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

ALL the prominent democrats that ba,pep to visit the city of Washington are bein z importuned by the president to accept position on the Interstate Commerce Commission. It IS a plum ,bst tbose who deserve it don't want and those who want 1t don't deserve and about the only manner by which ID matter can be satisfactorily adjusted is to disguise the appointments and WoFk ,bam off in an .old horse" sale.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
SUMMONS.
Is THE COUNTY COURT or PIMA COIN

JS THE CoUNIY COURT or PIMA COIN l ~. Territory of ArIzoua,
 The San Pedro Cattle t0upRry, 2 'aintiff. against Ths Michigan told Nh .ius CoupG-y. C. K. Fletehar George N. Fletcher, Joou Lus Rnd Richard Roe. whose real names are Known to pla utia defeutsut-- Sun mons.
 Acton brought iu th- County Court m snt for the County Of Pima iu the e-rltcry ot An Euna-
 The Territory Of AriEona sends -restiry Co The Niehixau Gold MilltF Com pary C. k. Fletcher. tfeorge N. Fletcher. Jubz Doe ard Richard Roa, whose real uA1ls- are unk-sSa to plaintiff.
 You are hereby summoned and -eC C-l-- Co a= pear m an act on brought sglir~- Jon ty t1e above named plaintiff m the t1uu-V tousf m and for the County Ol Fima. m The Isrltorv uf AriEonz- and ansWcr the compla nc dle,i sith the Clerk of this Court a Tues .. I1 sad Oogu ty Ia copy of which complaint SccompsnIe- this summonsI within twenty days .sXciusIEe of the day of ssryicel after tle service upou you of thls summons 1T served iu this Counts: 1uf if served out of the County and within shI- Dis- trict, then within tn,ftT days In aA other case- forty days.
 And you are hereby notified that f you Ia to appear and snz-er the com i-iL- az above r-- gGIred, the ul4Iruf Sii rpply Co the Court for the relief dsul 2ndsd therein. Rni Tor h-s costs Sld dis rse1 eut- m the a-tz xpart t-
 Given under my hand and The seal "t sad County Court, at Tucson, the l2th dAy uf Nu- Vembsr. \. D., 1ssf.
 lsEui FRED e. HUGHES. Clerk.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
What True Merit Will Do.

The unprecedented sale of Boschee's German Syrup within s few years, has sstouished the world. It is without a doubt the safest and best remedy ever discovered for the speedy and effeetual cure of Coughs. Colds and the severest Lung troubles. It acts on an entirely different principle from the usual pres criptions given by Physicians, ss IL does not dry up Cough and leave the disease still ID the sy ystem, but on the contrary removes the csuse of the trouble heals the parts sdected and leaves them ID 8 purely healthy condition. A bottle kept in the house for use when the diseases make their appearance. will save doctors bills and long spell of serious illness. A trial will convince you ot these facts: It is positively sold by sll druggists and general dealers in the land. Price' 70 cents, large bottles.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

4 SOMEWHAT sensational prediction Is seut ont from Washington that Prssi- 55ut Cleveland is liable, and almost without a moments warnIng, to drop ont O. life into the eternal slumber that F- cali death. The report IS sensation S. from the fact that the president IS e1.1yIng his normal health and not the s. Fhtest shadow of reason exists such a culmination that does not uenace any and every human being w whom the great mystery IS yet un- s..ved. The strongest and best type of lt physical manhood has but brittle thread of existence that may snap asun- d. x hen least expected, and only in L.. special application of A general r-.-.i7ls can the prediction or the W.s4irston medical prophet be jus t.tei
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26
The American and |. s. Bakeries

Ara all O. K. Where you will find bread. buns, rolls, dOughnuts, pie, cakes, tarts. turnoyers. fruit, pound and sponge cake. lunch. tea, coffee, mIls, ice cream at all hours of tue day. All goods de livered. American Bakery. No. POT. U. $. Bakery and Grocery, Fruit and Pro duce House 224 Congress street. The boss Is at the helm, captain, cook and pilot, Give us a call for bread and butter, crackers and cheese, tea and coffee. soap and candles, pie or cake, buns or doughDu,s, Duts or candy. oranges or apples, tobacco or cigars, or if yon want s furnished or uniurnished dEe Hing house We have 1t with cheapest rents in the city. A full line of bakery goods at either store. Buy at either you wish. the boss runs both, the other man is ont. A. r. hULK-
 24f Proprietor.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

SPRAKs letter advocating Governor Hills candidacy for the presidency are not calculated 10 increase Cleveland s lowe for the cratic commissioner. In seed it is even hinte1 that the president will avail himself of the first favorable opportunity to exercise his offi'Ial boot m the indiscrest sEbslteIn, which Will make Sparks fly upwari,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-03-26

OUR own citizens must disseminate throughout the east better knowledge of the resources of Pima county than TOW exists, snd let the people kno" that we are not existing cn barren dssert with rattlesnakes, centipedes' tarantules and Gils monsters for our sole companions. ss so1e eastern peo- pla have been led to believe